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morphable models

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Morphable models is a statistical framework for representing the shape and appearance variability of objects or structures within a population, learned from a dataset of examples. By capturing the principal modes of variation, this approach enables the generation and manipulation of novel instances through parameter control, facilitating tasks such as 3D reconstruction, synthesis, and analysis from observed data.

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TV

University of Basel

WA

University of York

VB

University of Siegen

SZ

Imperial College London

JK

University of Surrey

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University of York

York, United Kingdom

University of Basel

Basel, Switzerland

Imperial College London

London, United Kingdom

University of Surrey

Guildford, United Kingdom